Massive US Navy Ships Battling Giant Waves in Middle of Storm 

those boats can take on anything

wow that's a long time. almost half your age give for this job. truly extraordinary

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“Sailors” ... 😊

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Glad I joined the navy instead of the air force,that was my first choice. LOL.

Thanks for your service Shipmate. OS1 USN Retired here. What ship did you serve on?

@@RetiredSailor60 I did a year in Iceland out of A-School, and then went onboard the USS Sampson DDG-10 from 1977 to 79 while it was home ported out of Mayport Florida. I'll never forget the smell of that shipyard when i arrived, but, at 65 years of age, I'd love to do one more Med! I imagine you must have been assigned to several ships? I wonder if I'd know any of them?

@@Stax-ht9md I served on USS Semmes DDG 18 1983-84, USS Cape Cod AD 43 1984-86, USS Kinkaid DD 965 1987-89, USS Whidbey Island LSD 41 1993-96, USS Wasp LHD 1 2000-03, Fleet Combat Training Center Atlantic Dam Neck Operations Specialist A School instructor twice, COMUSNAVCENT Bahrain 1992-93, and Fleet Information Warfare Center Little Creek Amphibious Base 1999-2000...

​@@RetiredSailor60 That's a lot of time at sea and overseas. Thank you for your service Petty Officer, and I hope you enjoyed your service as much as I did. And thanks to your family who many sacrifices too. - RM3 Howard.

@@Stax-ht9md You're welcome shipmate.

No. Te. Creo

lagu indiagovinda

Они лезут в другие страны и устанавливают свои порядки, несчитаясь не скем и не счем, мировые полицейские, сколько они людей уничтожили, Ирак ,Сирия Югославия Афганистан............убийцы

On USS SEATTLE on our second Med cruise we followed a hurricane into Norfolk. We were 796 feet long and the carrier and us took waves over the bow. 1972. OS-3.

Very interesting video!

@2:16, they should never be on the weather decks. Safety first. He had a life ring but should've had a vest.

It reminds me of the movie The Last Ship

Son, USN has been screwing up since the evil globalists conquered usa and really ramped up the great replacement. now all these diversity hires are doing an awful job on every program within the us military. And it will get worse

How many warships have you built Captain?

@@Bigdangleebles i bet you say the same thing to people who criticize doctors for killing their patients. "how many surgeries have you performed" ITs called a logical fallacy and the mark of a real []. Take my advice, get off of reddit.

Yes. Approaching the Hawaiian islands got pretty ruff. I suspected it was because the land below was leading up to forming the Islands. Buy still not as rough in a typhoon farther out in the Pacific.

Incredible! is that anywhere East of Hudson Bay off of Bay of Fundy? Knew a captain that sailed his 60' double ender in those waters back in the 60's. tell you what they don't make boats like that anymore this guy was nuts! that boat didn't even have an engine. he stated that on more than one occasion he was heeled over 45 degrees with the leeside gunnel 3 feet under water... with sails still up! This boat had inside steering. good thing. not me.

the NE Atlantic are where the badass waves are. Knew a captain years ago that sailed a double ender right into them. totally nuts.

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Not the F-22

Lol. Nope. No one ever considered that. Ever. Why would they? They only have the very best engineers and designers and a practically blank check! I heard they’re waiting for some clown on the internet to provide them with design clues.

Did you expect a pleasure cruise???

Friend of mine years ago sailed on a double ender about 50' at the waterline. Heavy displacement sail. this boat was steel built sometime in the mid 40's it didn't even have a motor. he stated many times they heeled over 45 degrees and kept right on sailing tight to the wind! that captain was nuts! this was a midship cockpit with inside steering. it had a massive keel and rudder. I saw the boat it didn't even have a doghouse looked like a sub with no conical. unreal. they used to rack it in the Bay of Fundy to clear barnacles and they weren't alone in doing that nasty job. Everything was gimbled even the bunks. This was NOT a southern boat it had tiny 8" brass round ports and that was about it. those ports on the leeside were sometimes 3 feet underwater. unreal. lotta times they sailed with just the jib and ketch... no mainsail. I don't think the main mast was over 30' tall. what a beast. don't make em like that anymore.

Oh ok 1 of my Brothers is buried in the Military Cemetery, in California

What?

@@MrMarkcalland Yes, what does he do with the sextant when the weather is cloudy? It must be exactly 12 noon local time and the sun must be visible in order to be able to determine the degree of latitude with the sextant. Ja, was tut er bei trüben Wetter mit dem Sextanten. Es muss Ortszeit genau 12 Uhr Mittags sein und die Sonne muss zusehen sein um mit dem Sextanten den Breitengrad bestimmen zu können.

That’s a massive ask considering the additional views it brings